New Street Art! (20 Photos) — Vol. 78
By Vidar
Copper-town miners, Brussels parakeets and a Doberman in bloom
A mechanical fly waits in a jar, a miner lights the woods with his lantern and three egrets fold into a gold ring in Extremadura.
🧢 Tom Hardy Tugs His Beanie Beside Purple Letters — By Dima Ewar + The8gen in Krasnodar, Russia 🇷🇺
A black-and-white Tom Hardy pulls at a red patterned beanie, a pink “YO!” popping beside his cheek. Purple, lilac and white letters fill the left half of the orange wall, above a paint-spattered tarp on the ground.
The wall splits cleanly between a photo-based portrait and a full letter piece, the classic pairing of a character painter and a writer. The monochrome face keeps the colored letters from swallowing it.
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🦉 A Feathered Headdress and an Owl Mask on Turquoise — By Nico GDT + Nath Herrera in Santo Antônio de Jesus, Brazil 🇧🇷
Two faces share a turquoise wall. On the left, a woman painted in bands of red, orange and green wears a beaded, feathered headdress; on the right, a woman with blue eyes wears an owl’s face as a headpiece, its wide yellow eyes above her own.
The wall was painted for GrafitaSAJ, a project whose September 5–6 weekend brought more than 40 graffiti artists to Santo Antônio de Jesus in Bahia. You can find the wall on Google Maps.
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🎤 Robbie Williams in Black and White — By Matt Griffin in Auckland, New Zealand 🇳🇿
Robbie Williams presses a finger to the skin under one eye, his face in sharp grays. A red star and angular red-and-white shapes sit inside a large red circle behind him; a figure at the foot of the wall shows the scale.
Matt Griffin is an Auckland-based artist working in hyperrealism, and it shows in the creases around the eye and the texture of the stubble, held at a size far bigger than any canvas.
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🪲 A Mechanical Fly in a Glass Jar — By YBR SHC in Český Krumlov, Czech Republic 🇨🇿
A green glass jar lies on its side across a worn interior wall. Inside, a mechanical fly with metal legs, veined wings and a glowing amber abdomen waits under the lid.
The room around it is part of the picture: flaking plaster, a window at the left and an empty opening below the jar. The painted glass picks up the green of the old wall paint.
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🕊️ Swallows and Musical Notes for Ninon Vallin — By Fio Silva in Champier, France 🇫🇷
Two black-and-white swallows with long forked tails swoop across a yellow gable between pink roses, green scrollwork, sparkles and faint musical notes. The building’s two windows sit inside the design.
The Association Ninon Vallin presents the mural as Fio Silva’s homage to the soprano, delivered for the 140th anniversary of her birth and co-produced with Street Art Fest Grenoble Alpes. Vallin was born in 1886 in Montalieu-Vercieu, also in Isère; the notes on the wall are for her.
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🤹 “Play Attention” Sends Striped-Stocking Characters Climbing Over a Hooded Figure — By Nuno Viegas + Ståle Gerhardsen in Cascais, Portugal 🇵🇹
A hunched figure in a black hood, its face a blank white mask, sits on a yellow wall while three small characters in striped stockings climb, dangle and tug at it. A small red heart floats to the right.
The artists describe “Play Attention” as adult responsibility meeting the freedom of play. It was painted at Rua Caravelas 7 for the eighth Festival Infinito in Bairro da Torre, where eight artists worked in pairs on four walls from September 7 to 14, organized by the youth association Somos Torre.
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🐕 A Doberman in a Flowering Muzzle — By Don John in Copenhagen, Denmark 🇩🇰
A Doberman fills a tall gable, its muzzle a cage of twigs threaded with small white and pink flowers. The dog stands chest-deep in painted ripples, and its shadow climbs the pale wall behind it.
The mural is at Ørnevej 2. Don John is a Copenhagen artist with walls in Aalborg, Køge, Berlin and Tokyo; here the narrow end wall gives the dog room to rise above the neighboring roofs.
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🕶️ Aviators, Palms and a Night Helicopter — By Santo Arte Mural in Barbate, Spain 🇪🇸
A man in aviator sunglasses looks up and to the side, palm trees reflected in the lenses. Behind him, a helicopter crosses a teal and pink night sky above a city skyline, and chrome-edged letters run off to the right.
Painted in Barbate, on the Cádiz coast, for the Fondo Negro graffiti event. The teal-and-magenta palette and the helicopter push the portrait toward 1980s crime-show neon.
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🔵 A Blue Face in an Orange Circle — By Intro in Bochum, Germany 🇩🇪
A young man painted entirely in blues looks down, his dark hair falling over his forehead. An orange disk with golden, leaf-like forms sits behind his head like a halo on the dark wall.
The cold face against the warm circle does the work: it reads from across the street. Fragments of letters and stars at the edges show the portrait shares a longer wall with other pieces.
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🎨 A Face Among Graffiti Letters — By Honck in Toulouse, France 🇫🇷
A woman’s face looks out through a storm of red, blue, pink and white strokes, her eyes and lips the only calm parts. Angular letter pieces in yellow, purple and red frame her on both sides of the wall.
Created for Mister Freeze 2026 in Toulouse, which returned to the city after two years away with more than 40 artists from June 5 to July 26. Photo by twone.27.
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🪶 White Egrets Cross a Black Wall — By Moxaico in Huélaga, Spain 🇪🇸
Three white egrets with yellow feet cross a black facade, wings spread and necks curved, while a darker heron’s head shows behind them. A broken gold ring frames the group; the lowest bird stretches along the base of the wall.
Painted at Calle Molino 3 for Muro Crítico 2026; the provincial contract dates the Huélaga wall to September 14–18. The Diputación de Cáceres program is in its 11th edition and had already left 176 murals in 88 villages before this year.
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🏮 A Miner and His Lantern Under “Glück auf!” — By Repo Art in Hettstedt, Germany 🇩🇪
A gnome-like miner with a long nose and pointed hood carries a glowing lantern through dark woods. A small goggled creature in a miner’s helmet rides on his back, and a wooden “Glück auf!” sign hangs at top left.
Painted for Landgang Graffiti Jam in Hettstedt, the “Kupferstadt,” or copper town, of the Mansfeld mining region. “Glück auf!” is the traditional greeting of German miners.
💡 Nerd Fact: Hettstedt ran the first German steam engine built on James Watt’s principle. Prussia sent engineer Carl Friedrich Bückling to England to study Watt’s machines, and his engine started pumping at the König-Friedrich-Schacht mine on August 23, 1785.
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🦜 “Nos racines, nos ailes” Carries a Rider on a Giant Green Parakeet — By Samuel IDMTAL + Orlando Kintero in Evere, Belgium 🇧🇪
A young rider in a beige jumpsuit leans forward on a giant green parakeet with a red beak, its wings swept back as it crosses a brick wall. Pink, blue and white bands and a pale moon fill the sky behind them.
“Nos racines, nos ailes” (“Our roots, our wings”) was painted for the third Racines Festival, which brought about 40 graffiti artists to Evere from September 4 to 12, with Big Up and the cultural center L’Entrela’.
💡 Nerd Fact: Green parakeets are a familiar sight in Brussels. The city’s wild flocks are usually traced to birds released in the 1970s from Meli Park, a small zoo and theme park in the city.
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🦉 An Owl With a Sword Above a Split Face — By Jose Gramme + Yeko Yekill + Jackie Herer + Mediah in Valencia, Spain 🇪🇸
An owl with outstretched wings grips a sword whose blade runs down between two halves of a face with glowing red eyes. Pale, lotus-like flowers and angular letters in rust, cream and pink crowd the rest of the wall.
The photo pairs a full view with a close-up of the center. The signature at the lower right reads “Grams – Yeke, Akuma – Mediah,” the crew’s tags for the four painters.
🔗 Follow Jose Gramme, Yeko Yekill, Jackie Herer, and Mediah on Instagram.
🍐 A Still Life Across a Gable — By JonJon Green in Maebashi, Japan 🇯🇵
A still life climbs a two-tone gable: apples, strawberries, a pear, an orange and grapes on a yellow cloth, with a dark bottle and a white cup. A yellow rose, a swallowtail butterfly and a paper airplane float above.
JonJon Green is the artist name of Yohta Matsuoka, whose portfolio includes a numbered “Stilllife” series. The wall was painted for the first Maebashi Biennale, which runs through central Maebashi from September 19 to December 20, 2026.
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🦌 An Elder and Two Antelope Around a Pillar — By Mendoza Creates in Maun, Botswana 🇧🇼
An older man in a beaded headband and a necklace of white shells looks out from a curved pillar. Around the bend, two antelope stand at a waterhole beneath acacia trees and a hazy sun.
Created in Maun with Mural Supply Co Botswana and the Okavango Art Exchange. The round column lets portrait and landscape read as one scene as you walk around it.
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🐺 A Wolf Above a River Valley at Sunset — By Lacey & Layla Art in Edmonton, Canada 🇨🇦
A gray wolf lifts its head at the left end of a long wall, next to a bright red flower and pink blossoms. The rest of the wall opens into a river valley at sunset, with autumn trees along a bend of water.
The mural is at 505 Wolf Willow Road NW. Lacey Jane Wilburn and Layla Folkmann have completed more than 250 large-scale public artworks together over 16 years.
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🎻 A Gusle Player Wrapped in Thread — By Zed1 in Šavnik, Montenegro 🇲🇪
A pink-faced figure bows a gusle topped with a carved animal head. Red, white and yellow cords spool around the body and sweep across the green facade, framing the windows of the house.
Zed1 painted it for the first Mural Lab Šavnik, organized by NVU Art 365, which added six murals inspired by Montenegrin heritage and nature. The festival report describes his figure holding a gusle, surrounded by threads and forms that recall weaving.
💡 Nerd Fact: Singing to the gusle is on UNESCO’s intangible heritage list. Inscribed in 2018, it is described as an ancient art of performing mainly heroic epics, kept for centuries as a form of historical memory.
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🩷 A Pink Creature With a Spray Can — By Kupsok One in Katowice, Poland 🇵🇱
A pink cartoon creature with a stitched grin and bared fangs lunges from a turquoise wall, gripping an oversized chrome spray can. Jagged red shapes trail behind it, and the KUPSOK tag sits at top right.
Painted at OTAK! GraFF JAM 2026, when about 200 artists painted in Katowice’s Załęże district on September 5 and 6. The wall is on Księdza Pawła Pośpiecha street.
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🐂 A Bull in a Suit Crawls Toward a Heart — By Eres 125 in Evere, Belgium 🇧🇪
A blue bull in a suit and tie crawls on all fours along a gray wall toward a red heart-shaped balloon tied to a rock. In the photo, a passerby walks beneath it in the same direction.
Also painted for Racines Festival in Evere. The festival is the project of Evere artist HMI (Fouad Hachmi), built to honor the roots of graffiti and street art; “racines” means roots.
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